[Freshly caught! Lemon Comet] Comet Lemmon (C/2025A6) in the evening sky I had taken pictures at dawn, but this was the first time I had taken pictures in the evening. It looks like it will be below magnitude 5 and will be in the fourth magnitude range. Moving from Ursa Major to Canes Venatici. 2025.10.13 18:15 Location: Takasu Town, Hokkaido pic.twitter.com/2usABOA4gQ

— Asahikawa Astronomical Club (@kyokutenx) October 13, 2025

【breaking news】 Comet C/2025A6 Lemmon early this morning. There was moonlight, but the comet was getting brighter so it was perfectly visible. It will now be visible in the sky after sunset. It is currently magnitude 5 and moving through the constellation Ursa Major. 2025.10.11 4:05 AM Photo taken in Asahikawa City pic.twitter.com/TsQwWUGleW

— Asahikawa Astronomical Club (@kyokutenx) October 10, 2025

Comet Lemmon (C/2025A6) this morning I took some photos last night, but the weather was nice so I took some photos this morning too. I enjoy watching it change day by day. I wish it would be sunny every day. 2025.10.14. 4:16 Location: Asahikawa City, Hokkaido pic.twitter.com/bZhOGvAIIQ

— Asahikawa Astronomical Club (@kyokutenx) October 13, 2025

[Fresh today! Comet Lemmon and Comet Swan] Two comets in the evening sky. The smaller one is Comet C/2025R2 SWAN. This is the first time I've photographed it. It's currently moving eastward in the constellation Ophiuchus. The larger one is Comet C/2025A6 Lemmon. It is moving eastward in the constellation Canes Venatici. It should be easy to find near Korkarori the day after tomorrow. 2925.10.14 Location: Ashibetsu, Hokkaido pic.twitter.com/saTBbXS9xT

— Asahikawa Astronomical Club (@kyokutenx) October 14, 2025

Lemon Comet on your smartphone! While photographing Comet Lemmon (C/2025A6), I tried taking a picture with my smartphone and it came out looking like a comet! It will get even brighter from now on and will be visible in the evening sky, so it might be fun to give it a try. 2025.10.14 Location: Asahikawa City, Hokkaido. Taken with iPhone 16. pic.twitter.com/29kGlFmWub

— Asahikawa Astronomical Club (@kyokutenx) October 13, 2025

[Photo taken with a smartphone! Biei's starry sky] I took a picture of the sky with my smartphone while harvesting lemons. Since it was early after sunset, we were able to see the Milky Way like in summer. 2025.10.15 Location: Biei, Hokkaido pic.twitter.com/WwqnnUAFFZ

— Asahikawa Astronomical Club (@kyokutenx) October 15, 2025